Trump-Ordered Release of About 160 Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Files Prompts Debate Over Evidence and Transparency

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Under Donald Trump’s order, the Defense Department released about 160 previously classified files, photos, and videos on unidentified anomalous phenomena to increase transparency, with more releases expected, but experts such as Avi Loeb say the material offers no conclusive evidence of alien life or technology, while politicians and commentators—including Marjorie Taylor Greene and Anna Paulina Luna—weigh in and others like Mick West and Leslie Kean call for further disclosure.

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Experts said the batch of around 160 files contained new videos of known sightings but gave no conclusive evidence of alien technology or extraterrestrial life